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Monday 26 October 2020
The 21-year-old was speaking to her sister on the phone when she was attacked on Wednesday.
Aiia’s body was found early Wednesday near the campus of Melbourne University where she was studying.
Despite government opposition, the Bill has cross-party support from Labour, Sinn Féin, Fianna Fáil as well as independent senators.
If Ireland is committed to peace between Israel and Palestine then we must show it and pass this legislation, writes Niall Collins.
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
Yesterday, the Taoiseach asked why the Sinn Féin leader was not in the chamber.
The proposed legislation is due before the Dáil in the new year.
A contentious embassy shift from Tel Aviv will not occur until a peace settlement is achieved.
Eight others were sentenced to hard labour ranging from six to 15 years.
It is the third such recommendation against the premier in recent months.
Despite government opposition, the Bill has cross-party support from Labour, Sinn Féin, Fianna Fáil as well as independent senators.
Despite government opposition, the Bill has cross-party support from Labour, Sinn Féin, Fianna Fáil as well as independent senators.
Israel strongly denounced Airbnb’s decision and threatened legal action against the company.
The Tánaiste also said Ireland could be forced in to recognising the State of Palestine.
The move has thrown the ruling Likud government into turmoil, opening up the chance of early elections.
Earlier today, Israelii air strikes killed three Palestinians and wounded nine more.
Next year’s competition is being held in Israel.
Campaigners have called for next year’s contest to be boycotted.
The more controversial choice of Jerusalem was rejected in favour of Tel Aviv.
Rarely a year went by in the late 1970s without Turkey or Greece sitting out the event.
The US State Department said it was no longer willing to shoulder “the very disproportionate share of the burden”.
“The project for setting up a precision rocket and missile system is underway.”
“I understand many of u are upset that we’re going to Tel Aviv for the Meteor festival.”
The principal of the school used by Palestinian children in Susya makes a direct appeal to the Irish government to support them.
At least 171 Gazans have been killed by Israeli fire since late March.
The ongoing anti-semitism controversy in the Labour party continues to rumble on.
The country in May won the right to host next year’s Eurovision when Israeli singer Netta Barzilai won the 2018 contest.
The Labour leader has been accused of antisemitism after images emerged of him attending the ceremony in 2014.
Israel and Hamas have fought three wars since the Islamic militant group seized control of Gaza in 2007.
A Hamas militant was also killed and at least 12 other people were injured.
Government ministers look set to clash on a bill which would introduce a trade ban on Israeli goods.
A division has emerged around the Cabinet table between Fine Gael members and independent ministers.
The Israeli Defence Forces launched two missiles at a Syrian Sukhoi fighter jet.
The White Helmets members and their families will be resettled in Britain, Canada and Germany.
Israel did not confirm the ceasefire, which supposedly came into effect at midnight.
Critics fear this will spark discrimination against its Arab citizens, which make up 20% of the population.
15 people have been wounded across Gaza.
“We don’t turn the other cheek to those who boycott us.”
The government opposed the Bill.
Former Justice Minister Alan Shatter accused Fianna Fáil of ‘losing their moral compass’ by supporting the Bill.
THERE ARE 59 shopping days until Christmas.
Most retailers across the country will be closed until 1 December, losing out on some vital festive shopping business.
Many are depending on customers shifting to online sales during that time.
So we want to know: Will you do more of your Christmas shopping online this year?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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